The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-13
Local Personal.

Mr. w. H. McCloud left yesterday for
New York via the Central.
Mr.. F. X Douglass and wife left for Ashe-
vile via the Charleston and Savannah.
d. B. Hull, Esq, was among the passen-
gers who arrived yesterday on the steam
ship City of Savannah from New York.
Mr.. C. d. Owens, traffic manager of the
Savannah, Florida and Western, started for
New York on the Atlantic Coast Line.
Mrs Neal. the mother of Jim Neal, the
actor, left for New York, accompanied by
her son and daughter, on the Old Dominion
line.
Among the passengers on the steamship
Nacoochee, which sailed yesterday for New
York were Messrs c. d. Owens and w. +.
Shellman.
Mr.. II. l.. Schreiner returned yesterday
from Europe, where he has been since last
April. lie attended the great Leipsic fair,
where the manufacturers of continental
Europe gather annually and take orders for
their goods.
Maj John r. Tebeau, County Surveyor,
who was sunstruck last May while attend
ing to his duty in making surveys for the
county map and who has been confined to
his home in Springfield since that time, was
i'll town yesterday.
Mr. Frank NJ Readick, a member of the
Ford Dramatic Association, has gone to
Leavenworth to join the Eunice Goodrich
Dramatic Company, which has been playing
in the West since last August, during which
time it has never closed.
S. P. Hamilton, Esq, returned yesterday
from a trip North, which embraced Mon
treal, Niagara Falls, White Mountains.
Saratoga, and other places of interest He
left Mr. Hamilton, his eldest son, and his
two daughters. who accompanied him on
the trip, at Saratoga, whore they will spend
the summer.
Among the arrivals at the Screven House
were f. w. Mitchell, Col. A Proudht j.
Dannenberg, j. II. Hertz, w. J. Julian. ].
H. Williams, Macon, Ga; Daniel Mayer,
Albany: Charles +. Strauss, New York; j.
+. r. Hillhouse, Memphis; j. T. Hightower,
Nj. c. Carroway, Atlanta; j. N Cobb, Bal
timore; j. Warren Adione, Boston; Mrs
Thomas .Spalding, William c. WILLY,
Darien; NJ. A. Fuller and wife, Jackson
vile; II. B. Feldhans, Louisville.
At the Pulaski House were Charles Lewis,
S. II. Gale, ID. j. MacFadyn, D. c. Town
send, New York; F. X. Profurm, Columbus,
Ga. II. T. Johnson, +. NJ. johnson, II. B.
Ermenger, r. II. Flanders II. l.. Schreiner,
Macon; w, G. Robinson, Mrs. c. II. Robin
son and child, Atlanta; Charles V. Gray,
Philadelphia; J. Carpenter, Richmond Va !;
=. y, InpmDSoa, East Point, Fla.
At tine Marshall House were w. A. Prem
tice and wife Ingersoll, Conn. Mis- Lizzie
F. Smith, Miss NJ NJ Emit, Richmond,
Va; b. l.. Fillman, Jacksonville; w. r.
Pittman, Triton; 5. G.. Parker, St Louis:
H. Schoheld, New York j. 2. Swindle,
Jesup; j. J. Wilcox, Doctortown; l..
Strouse Richmond, Va. S. p. Settle, Way
cross; DR.. j. A. w Weseforth, Quarantine
Station.
At the Harnett House were; II. G.. Pow.
ell wife aud children, Valdosta; F. p. Lee,
Harville c. l.. Simms, Boston; c. H. Frey
er, A. j. Hansell, Atlanta; o. II. Tilden,
Weir. Fla. Mrs Leech and two sons, To-
ronto. Can. 7. Z. Settle, Waycross: s. j.
Curtis, Beloit, Wis. t. w. Damhorst, A.
Renckert and son, ST. Louis; c. f. Travis
and wife, w. II. Parkinson, New London,
Conn. j. L. Watson, Reading, Pa